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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jul 06, 1898

Page

5

Wedding and social notices from Sharpsburg and vicinity

Gal CORRESPONDENCE. Salisburg a Damen of Somerse Mise Nan Treadwell Joe Cavanaugh with his family spent Wednesday at Sharpsburg attending his sister's wedding. The Story of Latrobe were visiting it Carnalan's last week. Sinclair of Pittsburg spent Saturday and Sabbath with C. B. Jamison. Last Thursday was the third annual ball given by the Utopia Club. Vandergrift notable Masons attended the meeting. Henry McCormick and wife visited their son George in Leechburg. Myrtle Hart at Bre and Slippery Rock students visiting. Various locals and travelers frequent the area with visits to Avonmore Meadville Clearfield and Pittsburgh connections. Two bicyclists robbed a New Alexandra man. pursuit failed. Central Hotel porter Chas. Rombaugh killed by train near Greensburg. Various residents visiting relatives in Butler Indiana Pittsburgh Chickamauga Nashville and Ebensburg. Children and church notices include a Children Day service at the Evangelical church. Military company organizing at Garbleton amid local visits from Punxsutawney and Cortez.

Salisburg Damen Somerse Mise Nan Treadwell Joe Cavanaugh Sharpsburg Latrobe Carnalan A Sinclair Pittsburg C. B. Jamison Utopia Club Vandergrift Toursda J. C. Moore Jac. Richards A. Geor Clark Rebingon R. J. Irvin Sam Graham W. B. Patterson A.P. Ansley Ianl Clark Clarence Hart Milt Leech Forbes Henry McCormick Leechburg George Myrtle Hart Bre x Emerson Meadville College Miss Lewis Blairsville G. W. Martin’s Ada Kunkle Howard Ewing Wilkinsign Sue Ansley Mabel Alison Slippery Rock McCreary Clearfield County Roy Dickey King Richie Walter Wright Margaret Welch Yron Lewis Emma Line Avonmore Mira Mabel McFarland New Kens Miss Thompson Eaisworth Aliss Mary Molwain W. E H. Patterson New Alexandra Chas. Rombaugh Central Hotel Greensburg J. G. Johnson Butler County Allen Hart Indiana J. P. Archibald Nashville Adam Grine Earl Beach Saltaburg Cochrans Mills Armstrong County John Londen Tom Green Emery Lawhead Rob McClosky Sam Riffer Chas. Andre J. C. Fry Miles Fryer

Clyde area notes lively with visits and events

Clyde hosts ice cream fest while Wool merchant Mack ships wool at 18 to 25 cents per pound. Rev Tinker preaches at Heshbon and installs Milligan in Sheloca. Local visits include Neelege Apollo guest of Mack and D.C. Mack’s Indiana Sabbath. A serious buggy accident near Clyde injures Miss Mary and Miss Fannie Thompson. Many names and community happenings fill a busy week across Dizonville Shelocta Hillsdale Marion Center and surrounding areas.

CX. McKelvey Clyde H. Mack Thomas Mack Armagh

West Lebanon Faithful Attend Services and Socials

The West Lebanon scene recalls a patriotic church service led by Rev Bracken with a colorfully decorated ME church and a select choir. A Monday lawn fete raised funds for church repairs. Local residents visit and travel, including Miss Mattie Hancock, Miss Ella Hosack, Mrs Lizzie Lowman, and many others enjoying summer gatherings and news of moves, health, and harvest.

Pioneering Cure Promised by Dr King's New Discovery

A Shelby, North Carolina report extols Dr King's New Discovery for Consumption as a cure for a prolonged cough and illness. Mrs. Luther Lutz allegedly recovered after using trial doses offered by local sellers in Indiana and Blairsville, with regular bottles priced at 50 cents and $1.00 and a stated guarantee.

Ashe Dr. King Luther Lutz W. C. Ham Nick & Co Shelby N.C T. E. Hildebrand’s Indiana W. S. Moore’s Homer City M. G. Miller's Blairsville Garanteed

Miss Sarah Trimble Deaths and Local Obituaries

RECENT DEATHS. MISS SARAH J. TRIMBLE, daughter of the late Jonathan Trimble of White township, died Monday at her sister’s home in Penn Run after years of ill health. She was a former Africa missionary and a zealous Christian worker, about 40. Interment was at Greenwood cemetery. Also, Charles Anderson’s son died after a long illness. services were by Rev. Kelly and burial in West Union cemetery. Mrs. Laura Hartman of Apollo died at 30, survived by husband and two children. interment in Apollo. Mr. Gussie C. Watson of Blairsville died aged about 27. funeral by Rev. McClure, buried in Blairsville cemetery. Miss Bert Evans, Apollo, died of typhoid at 24. interment at Mechanicsburg. An infant of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas McDermott died. interment at St Bernards cemetery. The column includes a health ad for Shaker Digestive Cordial and local notices for sale property on Church Street, Indiana PA, and ice delivery by Kellar Harris.

Grisemore Thomas McDowell Bert Mack Garmans Mills Bertha Williams Johnstown E. L. Jones Minnie Indiana Edna Barker Ebensburg Williams T. P. Stephens William Griffith Frank Marlin Jane Jones Myrtle Templeton Sarah J. Trimble Jonathan Trimble White Township Calvin Gibson Penn Run Africa Miss Trimble Greenwood Cemetery Charles Alfred Anderson West Lebanon Kelly West Union Cemetery Laura Hartman Apollo Joseph Kimmell Samuel Munshower Third Ward Gussie C. Watson Annie E. Watson Blairsville R. E. McClure Blairsville Cemetery Bert Evans Josiah Evans Brushvalley Township Mechanicsburg Thomas McDermott South Sixth Street St. Bernards Catholic

Reduced Rates to Buffalo for Baptist Young People Convention

Pennsylvania Railroad offers excursion tickets from all line stations to Buffalo for the International Convention of the Baptist Young People's Union of America, July 14 to 17, 1898. Round trip fare is single. Tickets on sale July 12 to 15 and valid to July 19, with extension to Sept 1 by depositing at Buffalo and 50 cent payment. Special train departs Broad Street Philadelphia 9:30 am July 13 with stops at Frazer, Lancaster, Harrisburg, Sanbury, and Williamsport. other points may join via regular trains.

Pennsylvania Railroad Young People’s Baptist Convention International Convention of the Baptist Young People’s Union of America Buffalo Pennsylvania Railroad Company Broad Street Philadelphia Frazer Lancaster Harrisburg Sanbury Williamsport Junction Pointe

Men’s Hats in Brown Black and Straw Varieties

Late style stiff hats in brown or black are 98c. Late style light stiff hats priced at 1.69, regular 89.50 hats. Soft hats offered from 50c. Straw hats of all kinds are available.

Shoes Shoes Sell At Low Prices In County

An advertisement touts a new line of shoes with styles for men women and children all priced accessibly. It highlights popular $1.25 shoe options and notes the store carries a wide range of footwear at 246 Tip location.

New York Stumpfs J.r.stumpf& Son

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Gal Longstiown J. Hoover Clearfield J. W. Duncan G. F. McCrea Brushralley E.R. Carney Wm. Orner Squire J. B. Graham Emma Hull New Florence John Graham Ford Johns Sim Stahl Wm. Hill Burt Stephens Cramer D. L. Grow Charles Marsh Mabel Viola Cassie Nips Belsano John Grow Will Gillespie P. E. Gillespie Sherd Orner Morrellville Messrs Allen Earl Graham George Davis Peter Hl John Davis Wintondale Dora Moot James Prothero Punxsutawney G. E. Simpson Garbleton Gaskel Gourley Perrysville Mabel Whistler Punxentawney Conemaugh Barry Fox John Felton Mr. Felson W. RB. Mack R. J. Felton J. W. Felton John M. Neelege Hugh Mack Nineveh George Cunningham Homestead Bethel Church Mary Fannie Thompson Fannie Grubbs Dizonville Cyrus Buchanan Harry Buchanan Peterman Chambersville Herbert Longwill J. S. Longwill J. B. Mechfillen Barnesboro Baptist Sabbath School Baptist Church H. W. Baker William Burnheimer Stella Cora Oberhelman Myrtle Boucher Boucher Kinter Hastings J. W. Haer F. G. Haer Messrs. Longwill Donahey Cribbs Long A. J. Boucher Kinley Hunter Ian Fleming Bamelton T. M. Fleming John King Derry Elder Peeler James Walker Ford City Ed Wiggins Graceton C. Sloan John Carson Will and Sloan Walker Grant Walker James Peeler Ohio Will McChesney Scott Walker John Walker James Hill and Edgewood T. M. Carmahan Hillsdale Dell Munshower Jess L. Mahaffey Dr. Krebs Lilly Ed A. Gibson George Gromley Galion Ham Thureday Ada Spicher Myrtle Kerr Laura Spicher Allie Kerr Flo Edith Ruffner Marion Center My. Evter Lewis Horace Thompson Harry Bean A. S. McGinity William Brown Howard Bee Hattie Dodson Lebanon Bracken M. E. Church Mattie, Hancock Eliza Scotland Marshall McGough Walter George R. L. George J. A. Klingensmith Saltsburg R. L. Hart U. P. Church Fulton Farm KENT Maggie Lowman Margaret Gibson Ella Hosack Washington Female Seminary Lizzie Lowman Milton Graham Near Kurtz Shields Chicago Bethel Presbyterian Church Patterson Presbyterian Church Joseph Laughlin Edward John Laughlin Jacksonville Austin Neel George Graham Jane Lowman Carson Fails James Jack Roy Hazlett Wm. Henderson Jennie Lulu McGaughey Thomas Wiggins Robert Uncapher J. L. McGaughey J. R. Learn Sarah Davis Clara Miller Clara Carnahan Emma McCreight Ben Hill Earl Twolick Bolivar Jacob West Stewart Hendricks Edward Snyder J. J. Hays Manor W. M. Wynn Curt. Irwin Anna Wright Mrs. Irwin Mary Thomling Steubenville Jane Varnn Scott Winebrenner The Ayer Myers For Charles Anderson Church Street Kellar Harris J. R. Sturipf & Son Brussels Philadelphia St Indiana, PA Sam P. Bennett & Son Phila. Street Cor. Ninth & Phila. Sts Pennington’s E. A. Pennington Clothier
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